Village of Fremont Police Department

03/25/2024

As of 4pm today, the Fremont Village Board has dissolved the Police Department, and it no longer exists.
It has been our immense pleasure getting to know this fantastic community and serve everyone.
Thank you all.

03/22/2024

Attention residents:
The Village of Fremont is convening a special meeting to discuss the dissolution of our local police department. Your presence is crucial to ensure transparency and community involvement in these decisions.
Please join us to observe and voice your concerns.

03/12/2024

Fire Danger is very high currently. Please be advised.

02/26/2024

With the recent spate of fires in the county, please keep burning conditions in mind. If you reside in the County, be sure to follow their rules.
If you reside in the Village, it's always a good idea to be aware of the ordinances regarding burning. Take a look at section 290 (link below) which can answer most questions. For any clarification, please be sure to reach out to the Police Department or the Village Hall.
https://ecode360.com/15142673?highlight=burning&searchId=17953041737403548 -highlight-15142673-0

It’s hard to believe we’re posting this but Mother Nature is playing games this spring! Things are lining up to make this a very busy spring if we do not get any precipitation! There were 4+ wild fire calls in Waupaca County alone this weekend! BURNING PERMITS ARE REQUIRED AFTER JANUARY 1st WHEN THERE IS NOT FULL SNOW COVER! Go to www.wisburn.gov to get your free burning permit and make sure to check daily restrictions when you are planning to burn. When conditions allow for your burn please inform the Waupaca county sheriffs department so neighbors or vehicles passing by your fire do not call for the fire department not knowing it’s a planned fire! Stay safe everyone!

02/20/2024

An AMBER Alert has been issued for Elijah. Please keep an eye out for him.

01/17/2024

Guaranteed that we all realize it’s cold out currently, but here are some good signs and symptoms to look out for. Bundle up and stay warm. Also, please make sure any animals you have are provided shelter and warmth during these cold snaps.

Do you know the signs of frostbite and hypothermia?

👉 If you go outside in cold weather, bundle up, wear gloves, & a warm hat.

Learn more: https://ow.ly/4PS150QqALo

01/12/2024

If you don’t absolutely have to go anywhere, please stay where you are. The tow ban is in effect. Stay warm and stay safe!

***** The tow ban has been lifted*****

***MEDIA RELEASE ***

Report of: Tow Ban
Location: Waupaca County
Date: January 12, 2024
Time: 12:00 PM

Information:

Due to weather conditions, a tow ban in Waupaca County will be in effect at noon today. The tow ban will be lifted when conditions improve to safely remove vehicles.

A tow ban is put in place when weather conditions make it unsafe to remove a crashed or disabled vehicle until weather and road conditions improve. Occupants will be assisted with transportation to safe locations until arrangements can be made for removal of their vehicle, after the tow ban is lifted.

---END OF MEDIA RELEASE---

Release Completed By: Captain Kevin Studzinski

Authorized By: Sheriff Timothy R. Wilz
Date/Time of Release to Press: 01/12/2024 @ 9:34 AM

01/11/2024

Stay tuned to Waupaca County Parks & Recreation for information regarding snowmobiling in our area as well as countywide.

We are getting ready for the 2024 snowmobile season. Go to www.waupacacountyparks.com for the most recent updates. If you would like to be notified by text or email sign up for our E-notify option!

01/09/2024

Be sure to mark your calendars for a good cause. Here’s a great local opportunity to give back.
Thank you to the American Legion Auxiliary in Fremont.

01/06/2024

We may all be rusty with the winter driving this unusually dry winter, but remember to leave early if you’re traveling. Some of the lighter snowfalls can be the most treacherous.
Also, a reminder to clear off all your vehicle lights and make sure they’re on. It can make all the difference to avoid crashes.

Some roads may be slippery this morning.
Remember:
✅ Clear your car of ice & snow
✅ Always have an emergency kit in your car
✅ Drive slow and leave extra space between vehicles

01/01/2024

Don’t end 2023 with bad choices and consequences. Make sure to have a designated sober driver before you start to celebrate tonight. Law Enforcement statewide will be stepping up enforcement.

There are many options for sober rides home. If you need help locating a FREE sober ride, check out the Taven League’s Safe Ride program.

https://www.tlw.org/saferide/